Remote production, also known as REMI (Remote Integration Model), allows production teams to manage events from central control rooms, minimizing the need to transport staff and equipment to venues. The choice of workflow depends on the infrastructure, budget, quality requirements and specifics of the event. Many remote production workflows require significant bandwidth to transmit image signals between the venue
and the production site. However, high-performance IP connections, necessary for transmitting many uncompressed signals, are not available at many locations.
Even with sufficient bandwidth, high compression rates can lead to unacceptable signal delays. An alternative approach is to process signals on-site and send only selected high-bandwidth signals to the production center, reducing overall bandwidth requirements.
